Trump cheats at golf - the ONE and ONLY politics thread

In fairness, I hear undecided has a huge dick, which seems to be a swing issue this election.

 

I do feel for the guy -- he passed on sure Senate re-election to take this run, and he doesn't want to tuck his tail before he even has a chance to win his home state.

But someone's going to have to tell him his sugar daddy can't buy him everything, including his home state in this primary.

 

No, I think you've mistaken him for Uncut.

 

Donald Trump shreds 'corrupt' Marco Rubio in new TV ad

 

Cruz's people have to be breaking out in sweats about what happens when Trump zeroes in on him.

 

Sorry if this is a d_b. I didn't go back that far to look for it. Good old Larry Flynt gave me a laugh:

HUSTLER founder Larry Flynt to Donald Trump: ‘Prove to the world that your junk is not small’

 

'71, foul year of the Lord. Year I was born too.

 

No Bloomberg.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/08/us/politics/michael-bloomberg-not-running-for-president.html

Had both Mr. Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont appeared headed toward victory in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, Mr. Bloomberg was determined to run, according to his advisers, several of whom insisted on anonymity to speak candidly about confidential discussions.

But Mr. Bloomberg balked at the prospect of a race against Mr. Trump andHillary Clinton, who has established a dominant lead over Mr. Sanders on the Democratic side. In his column, Mr. Bloomberg said he could not in good conscience enter a race that could lead to a deadlock in the Electoral College — and to the election of Mr. Trump, or perhaps Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.

 

Congress would elect Trump?

 

The 12th Amendment to the Constitution says that in the event that no candidate receives a majority of votes in the Electoral College (a majority is currently 270 electoral votes), the U.S. House of Representatives selects the President, and the U.S. Senate selects the Vice President.

 

This thing could go all the way to the Supreme Court -- and finish 4-4.

 

Thanks for the textbook answer, but we're looking for critical thinking skills on this one.